Posted May 14, 20178 yr Has anyone experience with tracking adwords interactions? Specifically I want to know how many registrations and purchases in the end have been performed from adwords users. Is that supported by IPB?
May 14, 20178 yr Author @bfarber Do you have an idea or know someone in your team who can answer this? Not sure if this question is suited for the client area's support system.
May 15, 20178 yr This is not something we can provide support for through the client area really, sorry.
May 15, 20178 yr @inkredible through adwords you should be able to set a specific page that when a user gets to that it shows a conversion. (I know you can do it in analytics). I set mine to show a conversion when they reach a specific page. Namely: /register/?do=validating Which means they successfully registered and are awaiting email validation. I hope that helps you.
May 17, 20178 yr Author On 15.5.2017 at 7:22 PM, Morrigan said: @inkredible through adwords you should be able to set a specific page that when a user gets to that it shows a conversion. (I know you can do it in analytics). I set mine to show a conversion when they reach a specific page. Namely: /register/?do=validating Which means they successfully registered and are awaiting email validation. I hope that helps you. Hm you mean conversion goals. Yes I could setup an url and everyone who visited this URL is considered as successful conversion. I am using FURLs in my forum and that means it would be "/forum/register/" as the registration process is POSTing the form to the same url when a registration has been sent. We don't use email validation so I can't use your solution either :(. Do you have an idea?
May 17, 20178 yr Open globalTemplate and put your code inside of following template condition: {{if \IPS\Request::i()->controller == 'register' AND \IPS\Request::i()->do == 'validate'}} Tracking code {{endif}} ... or 'validating'. Depends on your needs. Edited May 17, 20178 yr by Apfelstrudel
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